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A blog by The Wizard in General

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My notes post-sleeve surgery. Hopes, challenges and how to adapt to my new life.

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First month

These are my first notes after bariatric sleeve surgery. I had my surgery just about a month ago. I generally feel very good. It takes some time to learn how to eat again. Small meals, more often. Eat slow. Eat little. Don't force yourself. If you eat too fast, or are not careful, or you don't think while you eat, you can get in trouble (you'll get reflux, feel like throwing up, but just walk around for a few minutes and it will go away as you digest.) The first few days after the surg

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